难道自己心里没点数
“Could she not tell?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她男朋友哪里买的
“Where did her boyfriend get it?”
难道 自己 心里没点数
“Could she not tell?”
我们虽然是做鉴定的
“We may be in the authentication business,”
“Come on, it is blatantly obvious that this thing is fake—how can anyone be that clueless?”
Chinese social harmony relies heavily on people 'knowing the score in their heart' without forcing others to state harsh truths aloud; failing to grasp obvious cues is often mocked.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
could it be that...? / don't tell me...
Used to form rhetorical questions that express disbelief, sarcasm, or challenge the listener's logic.
to have no clue / to lack self-awareness
A very popular colloquial idiom used to criticize someone for ignoring an obvious reality or overestimating themselves.